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Le Baiser de Man Ray
Bruce Silverstein Gallery, in New York presents an exhibition of important photographs exemplifying the artist’s unbridled imagination and love for experimentation.
JONAS CUENIN
May 11, 2024
Saturday May 11, 2024
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• Exhibition : Le Baiser de Man Ray
• Book : Ralph Gibson: The French Connection
• Exhibition: Noble Colors
• Book : Emin Özmen’s Moving Look at Tumultuous Turkey
• Book : Animal Gaze
• Exhibition : 50 Years of Photography
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Bruce Silverstein Gallery, in New York presents an exhibition of important photographs exemplifying the artist’s unbridled imagination and love for experimentation.
By Jonas Cuénin
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A new book from Ralph Gibson, “Salon Littéraire,” offers a half-century of the legendary photographer’s stunning (and surprising) images of France.
By Bill Shapiro
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The exhibition “Franco Fontana: Urbani” at Atlas Gallery in London celebrates the artists’ devotion to color, before the Art World believed in it.
Photographs by Franco Fontana
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In his new book Olay, meaning “incident” in Turkish, Magnum photographer Emin Özmen chronicles a turbulent decade in Turkey. The book is a retrospective of his work to date, tirelessly documenting his country in a ceaseless state of turmoil, from a failed coup d’état, through popular uprisings, to natural disasters.
By Robert E. Gerhardt, Jr.
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“On the Sixth Day”, Alessandra Sanguinetti looks at the world from an animal’s perspective, in rural Argentina. A new edition of the startling book, first published in 2005.
Photographs by Alessandra Sanguinetti
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The exhibition “ICP at 50: From the Collection, 1845–2019”, at the ICP Museum in New York City, is a series of visual wonders that traverse contemporary history.
By Gaia Squarci
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The Rise of Wildlife Photography
Long denigrated and considered to be an inferior genre of only illustrative value, wildlife photography had been a wild card in the history of photography. Today, the discipline, addressing artistic, technical, and ethical issues, has been made more accessible through societal and technological developments and has seen a rise in its popularity and reputation.
By Copélia Mainardi
For the past five years, Blind has been a trusted source for the latest in photographic journalism, delivering exclusive series and stories from talented photographers and writers.
By Jonas Cuénin
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